The purpose of this indicator is to track nosocomial infections among health care workers.If there are restrictions on reporting, aggregate numbers should be reported. To the extent legally permissible in the state.Such as near-zero incidence of CLI (CDC).If this occurs – for example, if a single testing algorithm involves an antigen test and a PCR test – we recommend reporting the test type as “combined.” Some individuals may be tested using more than one test modality on the same day if, for example, two tests make up a single testing algorithm.Both the number of new tests and the number of individuals tested should be reported.Thresholds are targets that are used by the state or jurisdiction to denote risk levels or reopening thresholds there may be multiple thresholds per indicator and they may change over time.It does not include individuals potentially infected by the tallied case. This refers to epidemiologic links to potential sources of each case’s infection.Such as below 10 cases per 100,000 population over 2 weeks ( CDC), which is equivalent to approximately 0.7 cases per 100,000 per day.A link to county (or other geographic area) dashboards is recommended. Some states may be divided into geographic areas other than counties.Jurisdictions reporting by date of specimen collection should also provide information on date of report for inter-state comparability, until all states are reporting by date of specimen collection. Cases should be reported by date of specimen collection when possible or, if note possible, by date of report or symptom onset.
Time from case specimen collection to new case interview for contact elicitation, by week of case specimen collection The isolation date is the date of self-reported isolation by the case or issuance of the isolation order, whichever is earlier.Īge, sex, race & ethnicity individual laboratory 10, long-term care facility vs. Time from specimen collection to isolation of cases, by week. Percent of individuals testing positive on PCR, antigen and combined 9 tests by date, with thresholds7, with the 7-day moving average >1.5 individuals tested/1,000/day, overall antigen, PCR) 8, per-capita rates by date, with thresholds7, with the 7-day moving average New screening and diagnostic testing (e.g. Percent of new cases epidemiologically linked 6 to at least one other known case, by date, with thresholds 7 New confirmed and new probable COVID-19 cases and per-capita rates by date 3 with the 7-day moving averageĭecreasing over 14 days or at low level 5 StatesĮssential information To be reported immediately Indicator or information Press Release: Despite Improvement, Most Essential COVID-19 Data Still Not Available for U.S.
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